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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx. Angus, i2-Cotton easy: sales.
s25 bales; npiands, si4c.: Orleans, g'sc.; net
receipts, ga bales: eIports-to Great Britain.
9sS bales 70 the Continent 800 bales; STOCK,
i33ol bales. Wsekiy->et receipts. none:
gross receipts, $3.50 bales; exporss-to Great
Britain. $40 bales 10 France, Al bales; 70 the
Continent, las bales; sales, H,y9l bales;
stock sS,3.i bales Southern -four steady.
Wheat very steady, without ANY change OF I'm
portance: Ne. 2 red, August. 79l4aSOc. sep.
tember. e0Aasi i-i6c. Corn about Ne. ant
options Maac. lower, closing steady with
slight recovery; No. 2, September, ts,sa
i9kc. oats Aakc. lower All less active;
mixed western, 5oa33c. Ne. 2, August, 3iass
3iHc.; September, 3iks3itc. Hops quiet
ard unchanged. Cofies-Fsir Rio nrm ~
$40 IS; No Z Ris, August. tl705ati1i0; Sep
tember, 81. geasI7.N. Sugar dull and some-
what nominal; refined quiet Mslasses nofnt-
nal. Rice STEADY; demand fair. Cottsn-seeA
eli. 4ssCc. fer crrde 4s43c. orrshned. Resin
dun 81 yiaSf. 10. Turpentine quiet at SIC. Hides
quiet Wool quiet and weak. PORK steady.
Rect Gun. Niddles duh aud nominal lard
a trifs lower, duh, and weak. closing steady;
western steam. s6.s. a.69o; September, sasss
s6.y2. frsighs duh.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August i2.-Cesh quotations were
a. follows: Flour steady and unchanged. No.
sspring wheat stassNc.; No. spring SIC. (;
No 2 red, re. Ne. z corn, axe. No. oats,
s5Lc. MesSpork, SIS. LArt, G.NkasS.6o.
short rio sides Qoose). s. Dry-salted shoul-
ders boxed, $3.50: short clear sides (boxcd),
IS 35afs 40. Whisky, sl.i0.
Leading futures ranged - follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

n nc. 100 bushels common q no. Sbs1bssyy,
sss bushels primo q &C.; ~ bushels very god
o. sc. I; ~ bushels very geo1 ~ Sic. 80 bgs1-
els eood Ct Soc. 20 bushels good ss 7oc.; -
bushels good 81 &c. 100 bushsls fair ~ nc.
I,s bushels fair 81 :cc F; 70 bushels common -
7fc, eli bushels common ~ 49,: 20 bushels
common at 7sc. 40 bushels common Ut Sc
so bushels common Of &c.
CoRs.-white, $50 bgshsls very good on phi
vats terms.
OArs-Mixcd, LEO bushsls very good west
ern on private terms. Spring. 30 bushels very
good Virginia 81 sc Fust proof, ~ buahcls
very good Virginia At sc.
We quote: <ins. a. 50aS2 Is; svperdne. ane
So; extra. g. DsSa - family. ttsS<se; psssne
family. county. N75atA3
COTTON RRpoRr.
a Market dull and nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
NrDpLMa.-i0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
TAN wxArBss RICHMOND YRsrsRDA,
La slargariaa Cigar.

Ask for this cigar at any. hotel or
saloon in town, price five cents, and |
will guarantee you will acknowledge
that it is equal to most of the ten-cent
cigars sold anywhere.
Insist on haUing Juiicn Biaf0rd's
nGrgaritd Cjgar and no other.
JULIEN BryFOBD,
1902 Main street.
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Hnac. Yesterday.
fRy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l


At baltimore:
Brooklyns 4 zoe 900 Go
Haltimores o o 3 0 90 IT
Base hits Bsltimores, 16; Brook
lyns, Is. Errors: Baltimores, 5 Brook
lyns, D.
At Staten Island:
Metropolitans .......0 0 0 3 3 x-6
Athletics. ......O 4 o o 3 x-7
Five innings Base-hits: Me-
tropolitans, Il; Athletics, 8. Errors :
Melropolitans, 5 ; Athletics, 4.
At Indianapolis:
Indianapolis..4 . 0 2 3 0 ! . 3-17
Pittsburgh. % 002 90 / 5
Tase-hiis: indianapolis, %; Pitts
burghs, 10. Errors: indianapolis, 4 ;
Pittsburghs, z. Batteries; Boyle and
Myers; Morris and Carroll.
At 81. Louis:
st. Louis. ...112 O-S
ouisyilles. o 0 0 0 90 0 %
Base-hits st. Louis, 10; Louis
yilles, Q. Errors st. Louis, 3 Louis
yillos, :.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnatis. Il 0O20 0O0O- 3
Clovelands. 90 0 5000 4 K 4
Ease-hits: Cincinnatis, IL; Cleye-
lands, 5. Errors: Cincinnatis, ;;
Clevelands, 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

A splcndid present to every pur-
chaser of my sirty-cent Tea. Call and
see what = handsome present you will
get if you buy pound. give a rery
neat present with one quarter of a
pound. JULIEN BINFoRD,
1902 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO NAnKEf.

The market to-day Was quiet and almost fsa-
tureless. Asa rule dark tobaccos are closed
out when sampled ct the market Brghn ere
held for special demand. No important sales
are reported this week. Low grades s,ili tho
MO-. saiahfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13
Handsome Presents for Everybody.

Julien Binfora, 1902 Main street, is
selling really good tea at sirty cents
poUnd and 0iUcs splendid present
agih every pouad. Call and see the
variety OF presents.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August l2.--First race
one mile-Woodcraft won Banbury
second. Harry Russell and Osceola ran
dead heat for third place. Time, l;iiI.
Second race-threc quarters OF .
mile-King Craft won; Rapine second,
Owners Music third. Time, l:l7I.
Third race--one and one eighth
miles--Alaric won Himalya second,
Erebus third. Time, 1881.
Fourth race-Frankie Il won Unique
second, George J. third. Time, l:iil.
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q
mile and hslf-Hinda won George
Mccullough second, King Troubler
third. Time, 3 minutes.
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MARRIAGES.

UDD-BALL.-Nsuied. at the parsonage,
by Rev J. II Riddick, Thursday, August ilth,
Mr.. henry Il. RUDD 10 Miss FLORENCE
BALL; both Of the city OF Richmond.
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sRAIx AND corroH xxcHASaA.

eRAIu AND COrf0N xxCHAHaA
Kicunorn. August II. i6ss
oYrERIEGa
wnEAT.-White, ~ bushelA Longberry. ), ~
bushels. Mixed. S.576 bcshela Shortosrry, S,s'o
bushels. Total, s,0Sa bushelA
Cokx.-white, 500 buaheia
,.fs.--3,s3s bushels.
FLouR.-I1 baSrsla
sALxs sHSoxfsD 10 sscRsrARv.
wHxAT.-Whits, - bushels very good at SIC. :
"a bushels Common q 70r Lopgpsrry, ~
bushels very eQod q ctr. loo bushels good 81
SIC. |; s. buAhelo Aix - 71ns - bushels COM
men :, 5es:s - essnen e2Hre2 = 80 -
] y s;'p rs = ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-13

tBy telegraph 10 the Disp9tch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Angus, FL 4. M-FOr
- Virginia, cooler. fair weather. pre-
coded In Southeast Virginia by local
i(bIk showers, winds shifting 70 north
I eastorly.
- For North Carolina. fair weather,
I slightly cooler, variable winds.
TAN WEArBHs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
hot. clear, partly cloudy In the afternoon, and
hsayy rain about midnight.
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THE GfaOlePa.

The Cholera.
tBy AnEio-Americas cable 70 the D!spstch.l
LONDON, August 12.--At Malta
during the past twenty -four hours there
have been five new cases Of cholera and
five deaths.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

Nav YORK.. August i2.-Co,ton-Set and
eross receipts, mono; futures closed quiet !;
ssles. Il, 100 tales; August. tJ.57ai9.s9; sep
trnber 50. c5s9 ID October, sS2ias9. ~ Sovem-
Ter. 81. i5ass.i6; December. s9.itay9 Is; yanu-
sry. g. lss.sl9: February. ts.2isl9.s5: March.
fggfasoa2
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported tor the Disparh.l

August l2-Market duh DO business At tho
men think there IA net near enough stock on
hand 10 last until tho new crop II really for
martet. and have concluded 10 hold up prices
of cleaned goods: Prime 4aiac.: fancy.
&c: comm,D, 2hs3kc.; shslisd, 3xstkc.;
factor hand. MEL ed. 5u1e
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CORCNER'S INQUEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

but aa'o va: very light Sh'rx!,s LIyEn
!. ; 4: 1s.ss ;s s: 4: s 8
DOE steam hence Tp. s,ni. fro" s,o5 and
"us is, 81 bacon sc. sr @H'i so. ,.Sw
HSp
S a. s St nSa G g. bacon s as lar, a s:
s22s Ga measurement I7s ia d 6snc srI,sa S.rE.
ssss ~: "sE1'
s'S Oh %Gs rs a. S'fa IS S@
oILs-rhsre Is fair business in Sperm OIL on firm mar
e. out ssa q; ::ss
s5 PRONE oo Ss.s S S'' s &c.
a:ansss s4+s souas sss
sGsa5Sc:; sssc@si Winter sSSs5e sItacG.a Surfing Ss
sss s'A: sfas
: .ai sa S S.sas 'a's Ss ssas
ss:i. Sss:ise ri 1n .SS; Sssi:oos
"fI TO- s. feeling
Sa. prices f Ty. ae as s%s
sissSSsis SS,; ONE %' Year T Old So
sy rI,r. India si%si. En,5s Mes: dO' g
aANs-i@ IsSt as% D%Sp onoisa sso"SslO so ::cJT
aass SIZE: oS 49, T r'ssIsi i ss S@
Po.,oa Hams. 'i oG% smoked fans icsios
s 4s .ns Clear auc s uc%nsy but s sa
sso Ts; ,I lG aSd AID
81 G3lGGBlc.: Pigs. 8s4 az RD-Thrre was
moderate the pecuatlnn to-day and some demand Tor
sp" lots Prices avapcei 3d. points closing al ne y the
best r't'-. Sales 500 tcs Western steam spot 68 ~
CIV Steam moderately sales go tcs BpOc loOD
January. 6S7 669O.. closing o9Oc 400 tea Febru
69'n Doe closing 694c obi; 5000 ties March 'oip
Tote. closing 7Gtc 700 April LOO 1l2c closing
7i2ci 90 tcs MAY. 7.ied72ic, closing, 72lc, s bi'
..BUTrER Gil EESE and !tiSin fair request IN hrn
Rnft"r Ele1n Creamery Western .sc state Dairy
nalfhrKiD Welsh 22D25c Western lnf
!ery Dairy ~ 23c western
Factory. sei4o Cn.s,State Factory 100 &c. Com non
ro ftncy, stern Flat II 6l2 pc GOot Ia Choice Lleht
Skins. lOellc. Eggs-state. 3Jci western 3Zs'Ic-
Lined. 200 &c.
stock il steady with values unchanged from
80 ave for Molnsses 4 for Fair Refining and osc LOT
06o test Centrifugal Sales, 1900 bags PernamDnco
i6c $50 tons do TO arrive 0.l6cI $500 mats Ioo
Z lleo. Refined quiet Cnt Loaf Ole, Crnshed 3..
Cubes 63<dj l3lbc. Powdered 57s9Gisc.. Gr1nniated
J. loo. Mouti o'sc. Concctloners. o.ec S9den
Standard 5S, Coffee OF A 5 e.. White Extra l0l0aoc
Extra e 4A9iTsc.. q Ava &c. Yellow 4isG+s@
sTEARINE-oulet and firm. City. 7asG7 oci oleomars'
arins &c. M
TALLOw-fn mo ierate demand and firm. Primo City
9uutei al 4 &c. Saes 10. 900 10 at &c.
W0OL-Quiet and without important change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Flour ae%s Howard Street and Western
Mills superne So 80 az 10 do Extra 50 0o95 ~ DO ito
Brands s. 90 GO Patapsco Family 80 81 10 %
southern Rel IS a07c. do Amber. J6@0Sc. No West.
err Mnts Red spot c 9tssi nan JanuSTy Ss9 asked
sSasner' White 45sia Ssow g t ss
Feb te47.c. steady southern 81 4sc
"a 0S8c wcsiera White SO 1855. do Nike 81 1soc'
Choice SpS ' sill ooSsis 90 provisions quiet Mess
PORK sl21o Bukmeat' shoulders an lear ao 9Rs ,
@'' Butter firm Western Paoke. $50 isc ,Ieamery
Ksa@eS .se' ' ar" ITO ssTree T. lar
a SSs: sk., u SG at .s Ii
Flour cram ID. Receipt.-tlonr o27 Dbl: Wheat
bush GrG 91 % oa s Wheat
bush Corn 33,70v bush sales-wheat a'eooo ons oorn
IS. $40 bush.
S. So Choice Extras IS 6Oas4 75 wne.t Patents
PRIME 80 0Oe S. rs. Corn hrn steamer fsliow &c:
Steady NO. White t2e49ao SO. 2 White ss;c ca
No White So shorts steady; aieeings pei ION
2s: 10 Northern % a29c do Eastern crean,srv
2s, Exgs higher Eastern hIuat .@sos f fn dar
l3.O'1 nusn.. shorts ll.o0o bush
BUppAu, Jan. 3-Whcat-So l Hart firm. Sales ranged
Winter Wheat higher. No. kei 5000 40 i wMte
Ashssa I Ssor du u No. So 40 'isS.G,
No Mixed So Barley steady No canada 7se
uecsipts-Flour 49,. bps. Wheat 1900 bush Corn c
$4,000 shivmonts-" heat $4,000 ousn Com loooo
bush Oats 1000 bush
CHICAGO Jan. 3.-Fiour steady and Unchanged Cho'ce
1nrer Wheat 81 1929 20 spring wns:s - 49, ~, ~;
Minnesota Bakers s. 1SSi e. Psn 3 = so 80 S 10"
The .esdlng futures ranger ~ 0hbSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

s.o .crncr's9 20 OHIO Sisr, le;S At e 1G
as % 81 d. 1855 D. a tS t.% az =. at$P;S3' q
G 4 81. = 7aS DO at ~ % g. s at 1887 d.
~ 1ae"rS ~ Dino otcsrs 40 d. at " 40 less siQ
sGsn%.n SaT OHIO steers laS3 =. a'ssis l lS
4" 1900 s % iSdS IL, 50 ;; 10 i i S d. s31
s. 10, 10 lna'ana DO ii.5 10 At 70 i5 TO- iSt5 d
B. 81 d =" 100 T. !s':
3" :. + i5sl
s. 10 2? l2.oS 's5 10 ii do 1859 10 at So 25 q
d. lsi6 ~ %s5 is $50. l2i r. At s5l. g ono no. DO
t"T.aa% Sias. lSi5 10 ASA Bulls 1850 10 at 50 40
H%".s = 81 % ssfs' 'ss r
g. e s,$ ls g 81 "a 3 G Gs
lss r. 8 sS : e. 80 sssS.
2Se Z steers % nj o.s md s san, q Ss
$50 % nas ha. III "' ats sdc
1910 70 20; do 1888 %, a. ssIo iSsc 400 % al
al. at Il So y d. 2a b. At 's * 80 Is ohio a. m
Z g 6%s ssG s . g s Receipts for the wee.
Cow s may Tho a% %s%s @ '-y an" Choice
CALVES a.g!. we're 1 2.s % sda 5
rather higmer Tor calves closed weak anl shae
lover "a steady n cl r1s sr Ss .as Fed
Calves with comuun 10 ono cs VeAs selling at u 3oasoz'
an .oi at - % a sT So i r..er PA TO-
sS Fsa Caves a a. 3. "a a s. q g &c
10 q Isl @ &C. aS 81 S i. sGo w. H.
10 :. $40 state vra. lI6 10 at 7ci do. l72 To. at V4c
nisnoast 3 pssS %' i dr,,'sr. ?9l ;M2nG; Sdo
Tr ysi a .sts ss car. of
head-42 ears At 6otst ana ~ cars at Jersey Cy' mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. OF BREvEs TODAY

Prime sold At 50 OdtO w. ana
the average was estimated at 50 -
REVIEW or THE WEEK.-The arrival. Of Reeves the
past lts head than last and 3OlS head
less than spondng wtek last wear
on r,tremels light supply there was an active demand
The Men sav AZ stu further advance cl lVG
lbc 100 10 AMI the market closed steady with All SOLD
90 there
still slight adv In selling rates AMI the
Farmers have had COOL chance 10 clear up
their arb trash. and market II At It's full va!uo
again declined on Hb~r nome sup
py and dull nd aud al has bcen the ruling price for
beef with Live Cattle from the States selling at
q i2c the dr, ssei weiPht.
Calves been httio scare and there has been
sGening u prices with Grassers selling &c higher than last
week
with weather sheep have ruled nrm while lambs
m % 10 "Wednesday snd although thrrs
little weakness later st there was no
qnotanlo decline up 10 the close on Friday. .
hr receipts Live Hogs have very Inoer te an
Western markets higher aud prices advanced during We
wrt here iIo = TO a. per N.
EVE~-R~c-ips Yesterday and to nay were 20 ears ~
2g46 Jer-ey titN aud 81 cars At CON
M-t1Ecr5 Tor Meyer & lIeHnnsten AMI
. oi loc Al stock.
Al frr.ry CIV a direct % SchwsrtIchl Sulk
betge only 20 ears 10 be ~oh The market
nd ASo time -rong"r ho ,atIlo
~-re al wan- but The report OF h"ayv run In chicago
Common Choc. Bc.ve- si 1t - jbds ~ AM extra
BuIock$ ~ Sn Two loads starch.
sold nv sherman tnlNrr on private tfiuA
snId q gias4 stays aud oxen At :, -:
br nging - % -
shipments Of Live stock Fresh Meat from this port TO
day
The weeks Shipment. OF Live Catt snoep Dressed
Beef and Mutton were ~ follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOv STOORI
Boston. Jan. 3. 1898.
MONDAY, Jan. 9-P. N.

MONDAY. Jan. 3-P. N.
The New Year opens with quiet markets at the Stock
Exchange. The days dealings were mixed with irregular
fluctuations which reflections OF some remaining
uncertainty concerning the immediate condition ~ the
money market First prices almost invariably
higher than last Fridays closing figures but the asking
rate for money also some per cent higher
than last Fridays closing rate After the
opening the fear Of an attempt to make high rates
for money had q material effect upon the
dealings in the old subsantias but among the fances
there seemed to be better comprehension OF the situ
tion and they took the lend of the market without any
indications of timdity the money question The not
BILE advances Of the day In such stocks Column
bus Hooking Valley and Toledo, Philadelphia and Read
ing Richmond and West Point; the latter stock how
ever decline Of "a per cent from its opening
figure Taking the whole market together the closing
figures not high as they were at the close OF
business Friday; neither they as low as they were
at the hour when tight money threatened The days
transactions amounted only TO 3S9837 shares and the
market closed rregularly strong.
State bonds neglected but VIRGINIA 6s deferred
receipts firm with sales at 1875 There no ransac
tons In city bank stocks.
Government bonds duh and steady at unchanged
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Jan 3.-irovsions- CumocSaiu cu..
37s Ud Long Mdos $50. ODD; short Clear A"aes
3ts UI shorI Us Ds I'd shoulders. 2os o pur cwL poei
rs id vr Extra INDIA Ness; Prime Mess o!s Oh foik
primy Mess B2a vi. per bD.: Prime Mess EIs."rn
G.sO, W,steIu 5Ss i'd Lard-A merican Sos Prime est
en- 35s. Ud OH. 32s. 0 iiams Long ,at 4Is- Oh;
slvu.srs 35 I'D Buur--l02sd per UwLiOi nna't mites!
states cheese American Choice 63s o. wheat he =
Western sprang, U.s. Adj ais edi het WINTER - o.. y
Tia ri urr c,ntal new z Winter 2i 40. W. .
spring s 6d; Mixed Western, As Adj California ~
Il Ia I'D a7n I'd, No. z u.s. od 90. 3D. por cents
dce-s,rIts 1urpltin, 2as u: DO at London. ~
prr ewt; Refined Petroleum 10 pr gs9p 81 ner cws
FIN. Auericar 2is I'd; Prime cay 2as W pei ow y
,"'n omn,on Is. td, Pale I'd I'd Linsec. ol'
lis 81 per Proyisions-A nns ia
hind quarters 6i2; quar- srs Cd per ID.
NNsw.Yors state ~ los OIL Ses o. "a Ce''0Ass'"
All Law erpool make, l5s. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr, Vessels dnf Railroads
GENERAL MARKET Reports.

COFFEE-Brazii STYLES hrmy held On Che basis or
1850 for fair Rio spot invoices Sscs. 1000 bags NO
1870 aho,t. and 1000 bags spot III Advance Isle MILO
were firm Sales 900 mats interior ct Letn For
market opened at advance OF points, rne
moderately active all day aud closed at tho openins
prices follows; January. l3O00l3.05; Feornarv
1890 1898 March l2.9Odl295i April 1880 i'o
Nav l2.95al3.0i. June. l295dl3.00: July l3OO0l
Sales As, $50 bags
COTTON Some light increase shown In the volume
Of business TO-DAY but the prices were not onanse
$50 Friday EVENING" 36 OF whicn
and 20D speculative account he port
receipts 20 65s bales comparing with 47OA btes
26 279 bales this last since
September port receipts have been 3sO2744 bales
6l50sS bales for the corresponding pero
last s.,-
Quotations based American standard OF classification
ar f0ows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
COTTON MARKEr.-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON Jan. S.Cotton quiet; Middng l6-iei Law
Mddng sH Good Ordinary b net and sross receipts.
8.474 bales sales, 1853 bales; stock l24,542 balea
Wseky-Net recepts a. 89a bales grosa 27.y03 bAleAy
exports to Great Britain 9307 bales: TO France. 1910
the Continent 49ld bales coastwse l2245 bales; sales
S9S bales
NORFOLK. JAM 3co;ton steady, MiddlnE sSis net and
receipts 1921 bales exports coaswise 1885 bales;
sales. .I04 bales stock 4l.6 bales.
Weeky-Net receipts l7.705 bales; 70
Great Britain, 1851 bales cosstwise 4Sso bales sales
1901 bales.
ling. 81 Good Ordinary 90 net rcce'pts LILO bales
bales exports cOastwise LAO bales saes,
1000 bales; stock. 1903 baleA
Weekiy-Net receipts 2ssl6 bales 2sS94 bales,
exports Britain. 1888 bales to France 8. 100
bales to the Continent 90 coastwisc $3.50 bales saisS
$3.50 bales. -
NEw.ORlEASs jan 3-CJtton Arm Middhns ellie,
Low Midiling, go Good Ordinary. 0l6. net receipts.
gross 200 bales TO the Continent 6J3 bales
sales. 2. O0D bales stock 4lS.34O bales -
WeeklyNet receipts l0 1922 bales gross receipts 1858
bales exports Great Britain % 903 bales TO France.
"a los baes To the Continent ATS 1aes coastwse 49,
TO bales sales, "a, 700 bales
NKw.YoRK, Jan. 3-Thc following the total receipts
at all the ports September /, 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

Receipts q vhesa for no week Atlantic per lAoo1
quarterH from Pacino portA - Qoartefsi Nom ~
sources. 5000 quarterA 5fF
Lospos. Jan LIPreduss- ian:Ss On: Gao ssoa sase
seed Cake 2Sios o. PSF ton ReAnsa fss.e,ss~ sA6
eW.: Pas g. Oh a." slis Cd Proyisions"Iara "a q =
cwt for American lya o. Per cwt for CubA csn
fair reSnins snoat 4ustr.an Tsiew Best ~ o. S2ss
Cd Mutton. 27a "a 0Z6a 81 Cocoanut oI-cevlon. 42o
Ga; Cochn s3s American Rsfii9erated Best So "a ss
hind quarters and Ia lid for fore quarters per Sd by ne
carcasA
ANTWERP. Jan 3.-petrole1nzPine Pale American, II
francs 81 Confines paid and IL francs 80 centimes seer
WcoX Lard closed ~ francs rs Confines POT 100 ko
BREMEN. Jan. 3.-Petroleum. marks 80 pfenninea
Wilcox Lard closed at - marks 10 pfennings Ito D.
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waI.n kirby Co EOS s..ss shsep, q 8. = e %

Walsh ERIK Co 2es state sheep g = e % ,ee
diana do. 8S n. 1t 4Avr ;16I do. 100. %, ~ &c. -
DO Is a lsa 30 ss IS sasfs
Judd buckingham 1888 state Lambs 10 D. at $50 ITO
Canaa DO 81 D. az 6hc ssstste Sheep 81 n, at Aso'
D Harrington ISL Mir.a Buffalo Sheep ITO o. at 40,
1874 Western DO 1902 lsc l78 Modocs 1876 10 at DC,
n Western Lambs POOR 81 b. ~ sc. - go
Jersey city and 80 st Ohst Mono for sale alive
with he exception OF common State Pigs which were
sold BY walsh Kirby Co at 81 TO- Nominaly nrm and
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. :.
BUFFALO Jan. -futtt~-Rccents last "a hours-l,l
head total Tor week 500 for time last
week $50 head: through SuriayS6 cars, OF
which SO To NewYork: today-54 cars OF which 10
higher Common to Falr So 1904 80, Good to Choioe
shipping 81 06l go Extra steers 81 5000 o cows anu
Heers S3d3 u.s. Fat Bulls in g,of demand ~ 81 - W
stockers and Feeders dull and dropng at I? % eS oO cn
nominally unchanged veas e67 All offerings taken
Shsep Receipts last "a hour-640O mead tota' for weoS
thus far. $4,000 head tor same flme iast week ai!NW
heal consigned through ~ IL 10 NewYork W cars
Oh sale market steady with fair demand common 20
Fair s. bnnS<; Choice To Extra - 2adS4 5o Ordinary
hoce Western Lambs - 1895 10: Canadian LamDs
prime Canadian SO 5O the bulk OF Of
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3-caun-keceipt, $50 nean y sa,n.
ments 33s head: market steady. Choice Heavy Natlvo
steers 81 1904 TO- Fair to Cool Shlnpng s. o00t 20
Butchers steers fair to choice. s300ds4 10 Feelers
air to good So o03 30 stockers fair % good 81 30
az ~. Texans common TO choice 81 06S3 60 -,
Hoos-Receipts. 2.l5U head: shipments loo heai;
mare active pens cleared early at figures IRON I1a .oc
Rer than FRIDAY closing steady at the advance Choice
Heavy and Butchers Selections ~ 10 "a 8 OO PACKING
10 good. So 90 o So rs Workers, nm 70 choice.
81 t0ss' so Pigs eommon TO aooh 81 SoSSt 40. .r.,
= shae higher: ommon to Fair ST. 906s2 90 Medium
to Fancy, 276dS4 80
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The Old and the New.

The old style pills Who docs not know
What agony they causet-what woef
You walked the floor. you groane'i. you sighed,
And felt such awful pain inside.
And the next day you felt 50 weak
You didn't want q move or speak.
Now Pierces Pellets" are 80 mild
They are not dreaded by chill
They do their work IN painless way.
AMI leave no weakness for next day,
Thus proving what Ia Oft contest.
That gentle means arc always BEST
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON jan: 3-i25o m.,Conscs 100 Liz Tor money
and 100 1915 United staos rour Per Cent
Donds, lSlh: do Four and a Halt Per Cent BOMBS
lls Atannc and ursat Western First Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates 81 do second Mortgage 1879
Canadian paeinc ea. Ere 20 DO second Sonsos ios
Contra. iisis; pennss,yanm 30; teadina, 1872 -.
account; Canadian Psciac 7O Erie $50; Illinois Central
1879 Mexican ordinary. 500 st. raul Common. w, New
York Central l177si Pennsylvana 6Ss. Reading, 49,
canada Northwest Land Company, 80
advces quote Three at 81 francs
80 Confines for tho account
690 In-Rara advices Cent Rentes 80
francs 20 for the account aud Ezchaass London
o. - francs 10 centmes foS checka